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Guus Hiddink this week became the third coach to try his luck at Stamford Bridge in the post-Mourinho era following the sacking of Luiz Felipe Scolari, but is only expected to stay until the end of the season. Many Blues fans want to see the 'Special One' in charge once again when the Dutchman steps aside.

And he said on Saturday: "If you are asking me if you think one day I will return to Chelsea, I tell you 'yes, I think so', although I'm not saying when."

He added: "We were so happy together. Chelsea fans have a different feeling for me. It's a different emotion with them. I always wish them well because they are a special club for me and I have special friends there.

"I belong to their story and they belong to my story. I hope they get back to what they were because the club has changed."

Mourinho believes the Blues are still suffering from the after effects of his departure.

He added: "Why have Chelsea suffered so much since I left? Because I left.

"They know what the good feeling of winning is, and when you have this you don't ever want to have the bad taste of losing.

"What's changed is Chelsea won six trophies when I was there, and now in the last one and a half years they've won zero."